MacroVoices welcomes Tressis Chief Economist, Daniel Lacalle to the show. They discuss the Macro outlook in Europe and Daniel says the dire economic situation in Europe is entirely the making of EU policymakers, not Vladimir Putin. https://bit.ly/3VoY9FS
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Oct 22
MacroVoices #554 Dr. Anas Alhajji + Louis-Vincent Gave: Developing Crises in Middle-East and France
MacroVoices Erik Townsend & Patrick Ceresna welcome Dr. Anas Alhajji and Louis-Vincent Gave. They discuss Anas’s takeaways from the Riyadh Energy Week conferences and how the “three seas crisis” in the Gulf, Red Sea, and Black Sea, is reshaping energy security and global supply c ... Show More
1h 39m
Sep 2024
Does Europe’s economy need Mountain Dew?
While Brussels has been obsessed recently with the “Draghi report,” that’s NOT the topic of this week’s episode. We will, however, discuss WHY Brussels is so besotted. (Spoiler alert: It's because Europe’s economy is broken.) Host Sarah Wheaton talks to POLITICO’s Carlo Martuscel ... Show More
36m 44s
Jan 2022
TIP412: Differences between the US and the Eurozone w/ Daniel LaCalle
Trey Lockerbie sits down with Ph.D. economist, author and fund manager, Daniel Lacalle to get his forecast for 2022. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: 01:29 - The ongoing developments from Omicron. 08:58 - Which industries are most at risk. 10:19 - Differences between the US and the ... Show More
54m 40s
Jul 2022
The ECB Is Cornered | Imran Lakha
On today's edition of "Boiler Room," Alfonso Peccatiello is joined by Imran Lakha for a discussion on Europe, the ECB and a deep dive into the options market.
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30m 22s
Dec 2024
Martin Wolf interviews Christine Lagarde: Whither Europe?
<p>The Eurozone’s economic recovery from Covid-19 has been anaemic compared with America’s, despite achieving a soft landing from double-digit inflation. Indeed, Europe’s relative underperformance stretches back even longer, perhaps 30 years, in terms of productivity and GDP grow ... Show More
40m 6s